OSP Worm Drive Shad 3.5 inch TW126 Honey Flash

It has acquired a new action that allows it to swim spontaneously even during a free fall, turning a weak point into a bite opportunity. The way it falls, twisting its body and flapping its tail, is just like a baitfish heading to the bottom of its own volition! This allows you to aim for a fall bite when it lands near the cover, then retrieve it, and use the fall action to lure bass that don't bite even if they chase you, making it possible to get bass to bite during the fall that you couldn't get by just reeling it in. Furthermore, while the tail swings firmly even during a dead slow retrieve when simply reeling, it is stable even during a fast retrieve, and produces an attractive sound when buzzing. The Drive Shad, which responds to a variety of scenes, is a one-of-a-kind shad tail worm that anglers can set up and get them to bite.